Herouth Maoz wrote:
Wrong. What I wrote, I meant in the context of a mailing list. An example of
messages which are relevant today but will not be tomorrow: job offers. They
are allowed on the list, but there is no reason for archiving them and they may
even mislead people.
I'm not taking position on the general argument - but I have a counter
example for this particular one - I use specific Linux forums similar
to linux-il to gather names of companies which would be relevant for job
hunting or general Linux related business and archiving of messages
about job postings are very useful for this purpose (not necessarily the
position itself, but it gives away something about the Linux/FOSS
requirements of a business).
(no, I don't intend to spam those companies, just approach the
relevant people if and when I'm in the right position).
--Amos
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